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On a bright Friday morning in Johnson City, Tennessee, a wave of excitement swept through several local schools as they received unexpected generosity from the “Up-And-At-Em” organization. This charitable group awarded checks to a selection of elementary, middle, and high schools in the area as a reward for their students’ strong participation in the annual Turkey Trot. Among the schools benefiting from these donations was one represented by Board Member Jenny Brock, underscoring the community’s commitment to supporting education and student involvement.

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